The Louis Vuitton bag that Jessica Simpson has in her show, i want it bad but i have been online and to the store in Chicago where i live and i can't find it. Somebody help me!!
personally...i would hunt around on ebay without making any serious purchases...the rainbow murakami bags have been so copied lately that i would trust nothing until the furor dies down...
outside of that, i would call around to consignment boutiques you trust and see if they have anything. you've got to get on waiting lists early to get must-have bags from vuitton.
We all know Murakami and Sprouse, but who were the other artists who did a series of bags for Louis Vuitton? I'm doing a little research into how their work informed their productions there.
Julie Verhoeven. She collaborated with Jacobs/is responsible for the patchwork bags from 2002. She's a fashion illustrator and designer based in London. She worked as a design assistant at Martine Sitbon and later at John Galliano, while there she handled in-house illustration, designing prints for fabrics, and fabric sourcing.
Verhoeven even designed her own collection for Gibo, Spring 2003 RTW. Lots of '80s touches, color blocking, reference to disco (much like her illustrations).
I Kinda like the second one (blue) simply because its unusual As for the others it seems as though MJ or the designer is seriously trying to make the bags young, hip and appealing. If that is what they are trying to achieve then they should take my simple advice and JUST LEAVE THE BAGS AS THEY ARE. Our indivuality and personal styles can make the bags hip with the way we dress them up!
i think that marc (not single-handedly, mind you) took the louis vuitton bag and propelled it into the twenty first century. without the quirkiness and innovation of the bags produced under his tutelage, i strain to see how the house of vuitton would still be relevant in the world of high-fashion.
the bags this season were a triumph of design, not only because they found yet another way to re-interpret the classic monogram, but because he did not rely on some artist to imbue the bags energy. he (and his team) did it themselves.
erm... i actually like #2 & #5, they're different..
& i'm sure the opinions of many will change after those bags have been exposed in magazines & seen on celebrities =)
even though i dont find those particularly pretty, i wouldnt mind owning a few of them...
but the prices are way too insane. i am sure they will do a more affordable line like they always do each season. usually the catwalk designs are either not ALL produced or way too pricey
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